Visited from LA. The vibe was good and the coffee was delicious. Sad I couldn't sit down and try…read moretheir food. I arrived with a group at 8am and I was already packed. I recommend calling ahead of time.

Excellent coffee. This is a standout. The barista is award winning and gave excellent…read morerecommendations. World-class cafe. I recommend the kaffeelix strawberry castillo coffee.

Service was more than average; had to beg to get our order taken and to pay…read moreLocation was useful (at exit of the palace) Struddel was good Poppy cake was ok Melange cafes were good Raspberry juice was good

I'm not sure why I thought Cafe Restaurant Residenz would be any different than most tourist traps,…read morebut Google reviews aside, it was not. Star 1: How were the service and atmosphere? I will say that the service and atmosphere at Cafe Residenz are good, and they run an efficient operation for sure that caters primarily to needy tourists I'm sure. That can wear a server out, but ours was very kind. Star. Star 2: How were the portions relative to the cost? The pricing at Cafe Residenz is pretty reasonable compared to what they could charge, and I didn't pay more than 10 Euro for either my Kaiserschmarnn or my Goulash Soup. Star. Stars 3 and 4: How was the food? The goulash soup was fine, but it's awfully difficult to mess up goulash soup. From there, the Kaiserschmarnn really disappointed with little if any flavor and a weak texture that just fell to bits. I sampled some other dishes at my table and nothing left an impression. No Stars. Star 5: Would you be excited to go back? Go elsewhere for food after enjoying Schonbrunn. No Star.

Pretty views We had an array of foods…read more... By the palace Wait in line for a table to eat Wait staff pleasant attentive Desserts were good

The view is great and the food was pretty good. My husbands pistachio cake was proclaimed as very…read moregood and not too sweet. It had a marzipan type frosting. I had the one gluten free item on the menu which was a hazelnut torte, but it was overly sweet. The tea and coffee were fine though nothing special. Overall, a good stop, but not a destination on its own.

I love how the prices here are still reasonable even though it's one of the few (I think 3)…read moreeateries within Schönbrunn Palace. AND it's opened by the same owners as the "famous" Cafe Landtmann in the city. The service here was awesome: friendly and efficient. There's plenty of seating and blankets and heat lamps are available during cold days. The menu includes the typical Viennese fare: schnitzel, sausages, goulash, and a wide variety of cakes. The food was pretty good. Try the hazelnut nougat cake, so yum.

A cute restaurant tucked away in the Schonbrunn Palace! It was a nice place for a small break and…read moreto get a snack. We ended up here after walking around the Palace all morning and we ended up ordering a few basics e.g. burgers and fries. We ended up also ordering their epic apple strudel shake which for sure had your day's worth of calories in there but ever so delicious. Slightly on the pricy side but understandably so.

If you are looking for an authentic, quality Viennese breakfast to jumpstart your day of touring at…read morethe Schönbrunn Palace, Cafe Raimann is the perfect place to try out. Only a few minute walk from the nearby metro station, it's easy to access but you can tell that this place is the farthest thing from a tourist trap. It was pretty empty when we went on a rainy weekday morning, and the few other customers were clearly locals stopping in as part of their morning routine. They have an English menu and the server spoke decent English so thankfully there wasn't any serious language barrier to overcome. The food was good quality, certainly nothing to blow you away, but that's really not what you come to a place like this for. As a tourist you want to experience the food, culture, and daily life of the local residents and this place definitely delivers on that front. Their prices are quite good, noticeably cheaper than the cafes we visited in the city center. One thing to keep in mind is that they are cash only so come prepared!

Solid cafe down the road from the Schloss Schönbrunn and great for solo travelers…read more I always feel awkward eating alone but this place didn't have that "two or more" vibe at all. As in, other people were eating alone. Made me feel better. Menus are on the table in both German and English. My friendly server came over quickly and my food also arrived before I knew it. As in, I hadn't even taken a sip of my double espresso with milk by the time my omelette was dropped off. I'm kind of mixed on the omelette. I think it could've been cooked longer. The cheese was gooey, which was nice, but the actual egg was super runny. Not my favorite. I ate quickly and my bill was easy to retrieve. I appreciated the speed as I wanted to maximize my time and was behind schedule as it was. Truly, a comfortable spot for a speedy breakfast!

Seems like a cool place but the service is very grumpy. I'm told that the Viennese are just that…read moreway and not to mind.

Nice Place near Schloss Schoenbrunn. We had an amazing breakfast an can recommend it.read more

Going to nearby Schönbrunn Palace and stopped in for a quick bite…read more Service was adequate but the menu was not English friendly. The food was mediocre.

I don't know the affiliation between this place and Dommayer. But it is possibly to be the same…read morespot. I hate to say this but white privileges do help. So I was with a white tall person and we got seated right away with our kids. I asked for - wait for it, yes, Gluehwein, oh how I loved their Gluehwein here! it has a white and red version. I tried both and they were both delicious. The Wienerschitizel here is solid. and Kaiserscheman pancakes were perfect. We also had boiled beef and beef goulash. For dessert of course strudel. The service was excellent. The white table linen was lovely. You definitely get the Eastern European food mixed in with German and Austrian. For this untrained eye, I couldn't tell it apart from southern German food or Hungarian food. It is just basically Eastern European and German to me. But for an American, this is a good thing. We are hitting the familiar territories here. Unlike some American restaurants, they don't rush you here. You can eat as little as possible and you get served just as much. I would definitely come back here. A very lovely joint by the Palace.